Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

HOW HIS FAMOUS RIGHT PUT RUFFIAN TO ST.
IN A LONDON GUTTER.

HOW HIS FAMOUS RIGHT PUT RUFFIAN TO SLEEP
IN LONDON GUTTER.
London cable special to the New York Sun
says: John Lawrence sullivan, who has conquered
this land as even the best-advertised Brton never
conquered America, Is back once more In London
He arrived Sunday night and began almost at
once by making himself useful to society," Certain
little streets on the leading thoroughfareS are In
tested by men VINO beg, relying upon their size
ana general nerceness Father tnan upon any melt
Ing tale OF misery 10 draw contributions. These
men make uncomfortable the lives OF timid Lon
doners who have 10 be out .ate at night About
O'clock Monday morning, sullivan, with his backer,
Harry Pniilps W IS going home from the Pelican
Cluo 70 his lodgings In Harvey street. Two men,
very Dig out evidently with little Judgment, re-
Questev In surly tones the loan OF q pound. sullI-
van recognized tue wild species OF Iootpad and
walked on One OF the fellows then began pulling
at his arm, wnile the other opened up a wonderlui
current Of East Eud profanity. sullivan retorted
In style that lett the East End out OF sight, and
Threw lhe Z "a OF MS hghted cigar In the face OF
Pnilips meanwhile. who was, as may be imag
ined, mule disturbed, advised the threatening
Take my advice and get out. That man'n XIII
YOU ~
The advice was wasted, and the larger man, who,
seeing suillyans white shirt 'front.' never dreamed
fignter was near, offered In cholce cockney 10
nsnt the champion OF the world Tor a sanguinary
tanner, which means twelve cents
In about q second he found OUT what Paddy
Ryan and other z. eat men have learned bout Sui
hvans nghL aud In the language OF the ring he
waited just long enough 10 hear a young sprig
from tue Pelican Club exclaim "Nell done SulIi-
van, and thea with an oath that expressed aston
isnInent he made a record as a runner. The DO
iceindn VINO had charge VI that part OF the town
was arable. lie recognized the great man. ad-
vised sullivan 20 give an assumed maine ami ad-
dress US IL might make trouble II he should prove
10 nave killed the cove, said he recognized the cove
as dad 'un" and desperate 'un,r and lugged
MIN on 70 have cod water turned on him.
VALUABLE PAINTINGS SAID TO BE sroLEN.-In the
Cnterhaus, at feslh yesterday, Deputy Polony
asked 10 the truth OF the report that yaluaD pie
pictures by Raphael, Rembrandt, and Others We're
missing from the EsternaZy gallery, and that
Antiquities from the national museum had been
replaced with worthless limitations. Herr Treiort
minister OF art said he believed that the report
Was lot true, but he promised 10 make inquiry.
Mn: GRAHAM HELD FoR TKIAL-Mr Graham.
MEMBER OF parliament Tor the NO. Invest division
OF Lanarkshlre, ana MI Burns the socialist leader
who were arrested during the rios near IraIa.gar
square, ON sunday, The 13th instant were
aIraignrd In London again yesterday, and CON-
United tor trial The magistrate said the action Of
Gen. Sir Charles Warren, Commissioner OF the
metropolitan police, In proclalminy meeting at
Trafalgar Square was justified at common law
was July projected by statute The deiendanfs
were admitted TO bail Their trial was rxed for
the next session OF the Criminal Court.
DRANK EIGHrEKN COCKTAILS AND DRD-A Phil
adeipbiA dispatch says: Jacob kheinbold came 10
TINS city eight months ago from wurtemburH,
nee because he had violated the game laws He
died az his lodgtn<x AIS York avenue TUESDAY
morning, from delrtum tremens caused BY ais
having IN saturday night drank eighteen Cocktails
In forty-nve minutes. He was bTagxfng on the
nrAt and started Ia on beer when he was eelred
With the trenenA During his lie In this city ne
had rseeived large rsm.ttances from home In sums
OF eS00 Al time Nothing was found among his
effects 70 snow who mis- relatives are and his Oouy
now lies q the mosgue.